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Mit Lejemål

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App for Danish tenants: understand landlord letters, track deadlines and reply

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In brief · compiled from mitlejemaal.dk

What is it?
Mit Lejemål is an app that reads letters from landlords, explains their meaning, identifies deadlines, and helps prepare replies. It also stores lease documents, photos, rent information, and correspondence.
Who is it for?
It is for private tenants in Denmark.
How does it work?
You photograph a landlord’s letter, and the app reads it, highlights important points, adds deadlines to a calendar, and prepares a reply for you to review and send. It also organizes letters, replies, notes, documents, and photos into a timeline or PDF.
What does it cost?
Most features are free. The site says users pay when they receive help with a case, but it does not state a specific price.

Why I built this

I rent my home in Denmark, and like most tenants I've received letters from a landlord that were hard to understand: rent increases, heating statements, move-out claims. Every time it was the same questions: what does this actually mean, is there a deadline, and what do I write back? The answers exist in Danish tenancy law, but they're hard to find when you need them. So I built the app I wanted: snap the letter, understand it, and reply on time.

— jannik mariager

Renting in Denmark comes with a lot of paperwork: letters from the landlord, rent increases, heating statements, move-out inspections and deposit deductions. Most tenants don't know what a letter means or which deadlines apply.

Mit Lejemål ("My Lease") lets you take a photo of a letter from your landlord. The app explains in plain Danish what it says, what it means for you and which deadlines to watch, and drafts a reply you edit and send yourself. It also keeps your lease, move-in photos, defects, rent and deadlines in one place, with a free contract check.

Built on Danish tenancy law. Danish only, for private tenants in Denmark. Free to download; Plus is 99 kr./year. Guidance, not legal advice. Data stored on EU servers, no ads.

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